Long before the first lawn mower, evolution had already invented one. Nigersaurus, a gentle giant that grazed the floodplains of what is now Niger some 110 million years ago, carried more than 500 teeth in a wide, flat jaw built not for killing but for relentless, methodical feeding. Its story reminds us that nature's most remarkable designs often belong not to the fearsome, but to the quietly efficient.
Nigersaurus: The 500-Toothed Dinosaur With Nature's Most Unusual Mouth
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